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This ensemble drama details the friendships that grow between survivors of the 1997 Umbria earthquake. The townsfolk—adults, children and foreigners alike—deal with various issues as they try to resume normal lives in a homeless situation.
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This ensemble drama details the friendships that grow between survivors of the 1997 Umbria earthquake. The townsfolk—adults, children and foreigners alike—deal with various issues as they try to resume normal lives in a homeless situation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Francesca Archibugi
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Cinemello S.r.l.
Cast
Francesca Archibugi
Director
Marco Baliani
Paolo Zerenghi
Ornella Muti
Stefania Zerenghi
Niccolò Senni
Filippo Zerenghi
David Bracci
Agostino Zerenghi
Patrizia Piccinini
Betty
Valerio Mastandrea
Giovanni Moccia
Ilaria Occhini
Mrs. Moccia
James Purefoy
Andrew Spender
Anna Wilson-Jones
Claire
Renzo Giovampietro
Gisella Burinato
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